Person's legs and feet partially submerged in water, creating ripples.

Person slicing brown bread on a wooden cutting board.

Blurry black and white photo of a hand pouring coffee from a moka pot into a cup, with plants in the background.

Black and white photo of flowers in bloom among leaves.

musings of a yorkshire lass

Welcome to the journal: a sanctuary for creative business owners seeking inspiration.

the musings

A journal for creative people thinking a little more deeply about work, creativity and the life we're building around it.

Here, I'm interested in the conversations that sit somewhere beyond strategy and aesthetics. The pressure to be constantly visible. Our complicated relationship with ambition. Ego, motherhood, collaboration, social media, creative identity, changing trends, and the quiet rebellion of deciding that perhaps more isn't always the goal.

Charlotte Thomas 3/21/22 Charlotte Thomas 3/21/22

Authentic, Original Images Made with Your Surroundings in Mind

Authenticity and Originality are important words to any creative. Together, they are two of our biggest aims when we strive to create art that is unique, thought-provoking, and evokes emotion. For me this means shooting images using the environment around me as my backdrop, to ensure they are telling the narrative I desire, capturing the essence of my every day. I want to share with you how considering your environment when taking photos can help create more authentic imagery for your viewers and a more satisfactory product for you.

Visual Storytelling, A Beginners Guide

I have been telling stories and crafting narratives with my camera in this space for a while now and have fully embraced visual storytelling and how to effortlessly tell stories of slow-living that curate a sense of knowing and familiarity that are emotive, putting across core messages and themes to my audience.